Artinformal Presents: Mars Bugaoan, Atsuko Yamagata, and Kurt Lluch

Artinformal asks the age-old question "what does it mean to live?" three artists respond in their own way with an exhibit opening on July 13

We’ve all heard of the saying “Life is what you make it,” but what really defines life? This July, Artinformal gallery presents three artists exploring ideas of the self, its journey, and ultimately, the age-old question of “What does it mean to live?”

Mars Bugaoan's Red | 60x36in-152x91cm | plastics | 2017

The Main Gallery will house layers of abstraction and biomorphic forms, parts of a visual dialogue that delves deep into raw emotions. Underscoring life’s constant transformation, Mars Bugaoan, in his exhibit Becoming, invites us to confront varied perceptions on vulnerability.

In the Big Room, Kurt Lluch challenges us in Aspects to define our lives strip off the roles that normally define us and in some ways the only aspect that makes us who we are as individuals.

Atsuko Yamagata (currently untitled)| handmade paper and glue | 2017

Finally, the Inner Room will exhibit handmade paper works that evoke the action of birth to the inescapable end. Atsuko Yamagata guides us through this cycle of revival in Breathing, Breeding, Blowout.

Exhibit runs from 13 July to 2 August 2017 |For more information, please contact Oliver Ortega of Artinformal at 0917-897-6691, or at manager.artinformal@gmail.com.